City Of Sayre

City of Sayre, a U.S. local government entity based in Sayre, Oklahoma, receives federal grants as a prime recipient for airport infrastructure, community facility development, and disaster recovery, with no federal contract footprint. The municipality acts as a grant recipient only — no contract primes, no subcontracts — across five distinct federal grantor agencies with emphasis on the Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

City of Sayre's grant portfolio centers on airport infrastructure and emergency economic relief. The FAA Southwestern Region dominates the funding base with nine awards focused on apron pavement reconstruction at Sayre Regional Airport. Representative work includes a $587,281 Project Grant awarded September 7, 2023 (completion date September 6, 2027) under the Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106) for Phase 1 reconstruction of 5,110 square yards of deteriorated north apron pavement; a $319,748 Project Grant awarded August 19, 2024 (completion date August 18, 2028) for Phase 2 reconstruction of 2,870 square yards under the same program; and a November 10, 2021 Project Grant ($amounts unspecified in source) under the American Rescue Plan Act for airport operational costs, personnel, cleaning, and debt service during the COVID-19 pandemic (completion date November 9, 2025). The Rural Utilities Service and the National Resources Conservation Service (both Department of Agriculture) each hold one active grant; FEMA Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards account for one additional award. Across the seventeen total awards in the source data, the municipality has obligated $3.1 million and faces one award completion (the ARPA relief grant) inside the next twenty-four months.